Banker Representative To Address Kiwanians
Major George K. Weston special representative of the Bankers' Development corporation will speak at the Kiwanis luncheon noon today at the Stratfield hotel on Conditions in the Near East. Also tonight at the University club cost accountants of the Manufacturers' association will hear W. J. Evans of the International Time Recording company discuss keeping cost records of labor.
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George K. Weston
Bankers’ Development Corporation
Kiwanis
Stratfield Hotel
Near East
Manufacturers’ Association
University Club
W. J. Evans
International Time Recording Company
Insistent Owner of Alcohol Freed Custodian Jailed
New Haven, Dominick Perotti charged with possessing denatured alcohol with quinine sulphate was fined $150 and fifteen days in jail. A companion claiming ownership protested as a notice was entered. They were arrested in January and faced court action after a Supreme Court ruling. Perotti has prior ties to denatured alcohol cases linked to Christmas three years ago.
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New Haven
Yer
Dominick Perotti
Supreme Court
Perotti
Narcotic Squad to Grow by 125 Agents Nationwide
The Civil Service Commission announced a federal expansion to add 125 narcotics agents, increasing the force from 175. Applications are open until May 26, with salaries from 2040 to 2490 dollars annually plus travel allowances. The 1933 anti narcotic effort yielded 7,301 cases, 4,479 tried, 4,194 convictions, and penalties totaling 428,643 dollars.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Board of Civil- Service Examiners
Congress Criticized In House By Connally
Congressman Connally denounced criticism of Congress by Elbert H. Gary of U S Steel, Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia, and Orrin Lester of Bowery Savings. He called the charges a subtle assault on the institution and faulted Speaker Gillette and Langworth for not defending Congress. He tied the criticisms to opposition to the Mellon Tax Plan and congressional probes of official scandals. The Steel monopoly, he said, profited from war struggles and now presses Congress to ease burdens on itself while others bore the war’s costs.
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Washington
Congress
Elbert H. Gary
United, States Steel Corporation
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Orrin Lester
Bowery Savings Bank of New York
House Today
Representative Connally
Texas
Connally
Gillett
Langworth
Ohio
Lta Troducers
Mellon
America
Steel Corporation
Connaily
Gary
Birth rate declines over six years in state report
The State Department of Health at Whartford reports a steady birth rate decline from 1919 to 1924. Births fell from 2,814 (28.1) to 2,368 (18.9) while deaths remained similar, total deaths 1,766 in 1919 and 1,590 in 1924, and communicable disease deaths dropped from 483 (27.3) to 198 (2.5).
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State Department of Health
Whartford
Lona
Henry Ford to Referee Indianapolis 600 Mile Race
Henry Ford, among America's early auto racers, will referee the twelfth annual Indianapolis 600 mile race at the speedway on May 30. Three Ford-made machines have been entered by a Detroit dealer. Ford began driving in 1903 and later helped Barney Oldfield and Frank Kulich with speedster builds. He will have sole authority to stop cars, disqualify or reinstate them after the start.
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Indianapolis
Henry Ford
America
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Ford
Barney Oldfield
Frank Kulich
Gracious Recovery With Pink Pills For Mrs Catherine Fobert
Mrs Catherine Fobert of Watertown after months of illness and weakness gained sixteen pounds during treatment with Dr Williams Pink Pills. She says the tonic restored appetite color and strength after influenza left her bedridden. The pills cost sixty cents a box and are sold by druggists or mailed by the Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
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Catherine Fobert
Bronson Street
Watertown
Dr. Williams
Woman's body found in lot adjoining church site in West Paterson
West Paterson New Jersey May 8. The body of Mrs Markc 8 S Pierrazzo 63 of Paterson was found in a shack beside a church under construction as a gratitude offering for her son’s safe return from World War I. A blood smeared stiletto lay on a sideboard. Her husband Salvatore 63 and her nephew Frank Carbone 20 are held for questioning. Police suspect robbery. about $100 in cash she had last night is missing. She had solicited subscriptions to build the church.
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West Paterson
N. J
Wife Slayer Goes to Wethersfield for 10 Year Term
Dr Joseph Spoth of Sharon received ten to fifteen years in prison for killing his wife. Judge Allyn L Brown ordered the sentence and Spoth was taken to Wethersfield by Sheriff Turkington. The plea of manslaughter was accepted despite the daughter Eda Benson opposing murder charges. Public defender J G Roraback noted an appeal from probate. Benson also named executrix of her mother’s estate and sues her father for 10000 dollars.
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Litchfield
Joseph Spoth
Sharon
Allyn L. Brown
Wetherafield
Turkington
Wil Son
Buddle
Holcomb
Eda Benson
J. (. Roraback
Spoth
M Benson
Pope Pius Health Denied By Vatican
In Rome on May 14 the Vatican issued a denial of circulating reports that Pope Pius IX was indisposed. The denial condemned the Tribuna and similar publicity as unfounded.
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Rome
Vatican Today
Pope Pius
Allenrhu Rheumatism Cure Promises Quick Recovery
Rochester New York resident Mr. Janes H Allen details a long battle with rheumatism and his self developed remedy Allenrhu claiming it dissolves uric acid deposits and removes pain. He offers a money back guarantee if the first pint fails with Hindie’s Drug Store selling the medicine.
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Janes H. Allen
Roches N.Y
Allenrhu
Hindie
Tiz Foot Bath Ad Claims Instant Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts Tiz foot bath for swollen tired feet promising instant relief as a cure for burning feet and inflamed toes. It urges readers to buy Tiz at drug or department stores for a few cents with a year long comfort guarantee.
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Tia
Playclothes for boys and girls at 97 cents
A timely sale offers fine quality, hard wearing play clothes for toddlers and up to 7 years. Includes pantie dress, rompers, creepers in ginghams and chambrays, overall suits in dark denim, baseball suits in flannel, and wash suits in chambrays priced at 97c each.
Tub Silk Slips Sold At Moderate Price Range
An exceptionally fine quality of tub silk slips with a deep double hem in self material offered in white brown blue and pink. The item is priced competitively compared with similar garments, reflecting good value for the quality.
Powerful yet gentle Poslam heals eczema miracle product
Poslam marketed as a powerful yet gentle skin remedy claims to heal eczema. The advertisement emphasizes instant itching relief and rapid improvement even on tender baby skin, urging purchase at druggists with a five cent label.
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Roels
Obie
Monty
Banker
Capainsborough Geminie
Gainsborough
the Western CO
Chicago
New Tosk
Gcyicanst
Clicquot Club Company
Millis
Mass
U.S. A
Civil Service’ Commission
Wethersfield
Pope
Roshanara
Faille
Bridgeport
New Normandy Voices
Normandy
Crepe
Suzette Crepe
Penekee
Eponge
Weiexstone
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Jewelers
Putnan
Avene An
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